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A History of Mathematics by Florian Cajori
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About this book :-
A History of Mathematics written by
Florian Cajori
An increased interest in the history of the exact sciences manifested in recent years by teachers everywhere, and the attention given to historical inquiry in the mathematical class-rooms and seminaries of our leading universities, cause me to believe that a brief general History of Mathematics will be found acceptable to teachers and students.
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Title: A History of Mathematics
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Author(s): Florian Cajori
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Pages: 556
Type: PDF
Language: English
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Country: UK
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Book Contents :-
A History of Mathematics written by
Florian Cajori
cover the following topics.
INTRODUCTION
ANTIQUITY
The Babylonians
The Egyptians
The Greeks
Greek Geometry
The Ionic School
The School of Pythagoras
The Sophist School
The Platonic School
The First Alexandrian School
The Second Alexandrian School
Greek Arithmetic
The Romans
MIDDLE AGES
The Hindoos
The Arabs
Europe During the Middle Ages
Introduction of Roman Mathematics
Translation of Arabic Manuscripts
The First Awakening and its Sequel
MODERN EUROPE
The Renaissance
Vieta to Descartes
Descartes to Newton
Newton to Euler
Euler, Lagrange, and Laplace
The Origin of Modern Geometry
RECENT TIMES
Synthetic Geometry
Analytic Geometry
Algebra
Analysis
Theory of Functions
Theory of Numbers
Applied Mathematics
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